“O My God” Bookmark (25 Pack) – From Psalm 22 to the Cross (Matthew 27:46)

A Cry That Points to Something Greater

“My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” – Matthew 27:46

These words spoken by Jesus on the cross are not random.

👉 They point directly to Psalm 22

✅ Perfect for:

• Bible study and teaching
• Easter and gospel-centered outreach
• Personal reflection on the cross
• Sharing the connection between prophecy and fulfillment

From Prophecy to Fulfillment

Psalm 22, written centuries before Jesus, describes:

• Suffering and rejection
• Mocking and piercing
• Deep anguish—and trust in God

At the cross, Jesus speaks the opening words of this Psalm.

👉 A powerful reminder that God’s plan was unfolding exactly as foretold

What This Bookmark Represents

✔ The fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy
✔ The depth of Jesus’ sacrifice
✔ The connection between Psalm 22 and the cross
✔ God’s sovereign plan for redemption

A Moment That Invites Reflection

These words invite us to pause and consider:

• The cost of redemption
• The reality of Jesus’ suffering
• The faithfulness of God’s Word

👉 What may seem like a cry of abandonment points to a greater story of salvation

How People Use This

Perfect for:

• Bible classes and group study
• Easter or gospel outreach
• Teaching prophecy and fulfillment
• Personal meditation on the cross
• Sharing with those exploring faith

📦 Product Details

• Size: 2" x 6"
• Format: Double-sided
• Quantity: Pack of 25
• Scripture: Matthew 27:46; Psalm 22 (KJV)
• Design: Full-color imagery with clear, readable text
• Made in the USA 🇺🇸

🎯 A Message That Points to the Cross

This bookmark helps connect a single statement…

👉 to the larger story of God’s redemptive plan

Order your pack today and share a powerful reminder of prophecy, sacrifice, and fulfillment.